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While I have not seen anyone claiming Hindi to be National Language in this comments section, I as a native Hindi speaker, can unequivocally say that this notion of Hindi being our National Language is baseless and wrong. Standard Hindi and Standard Urdu are the newest of all major languages of India. So, while Hindi-Urdu does have its strong soft power due to its critical role as the lingua franca all the way from Afghanistan to north-east India cutting through multiple countries, it is certainly not mandatory for every Indian to know Hindi/Urdu. Every language and culture of India is equally beautiful and important.

Oldest surviving civilization and atleast the third oldest civilization overall on record.

i am from haryana, we are all bhartiya!

You are peddling n0nsense here. What is Indianized Urdu? Urdu is native to India. It was born in Delhi and traces its lineage to Sanskrit and Shaurseni Prakrit. It started evolving in Delhi stating from the thirteenth century. The original Delhi Urdu has ~30% Persian, Arabic and Turkish loanwords while the rest of it is fully native. It was derived from Delhi's native tongue- Khadiboli. Hindi is the same as Urdu with even this 30% portion replaced with native Sanskrit or Prakrit words. Wheat-based staple food has nothing to do with West Asia. It has to do with climate. For sure, foods have a influence but they are not Indianized middle eastern cuisines. Even here you're peddling random n0nsense. Northern Indian foods are also native with influences of West and Central Asia in a few cuisines. Your claim that northern India is genetically mixed with West Asia is also a n0nsense. Those who mixed converted to Islam, though most people converted without mixing. I don't know where your garbage is stemming from, maybe deep stereotypes.

@@therash09 Sanskrit itself is brought into my homeland by Aryans. So Hindi/urdu/sanskrit are not Indian languages. It is science and facts, langauges in north india are Indo-European, genetic studies are clear you northies are mixed with middle east. Do some study. I can understand you bramins (Aryans) want to hide your roots.

​@@therash09 Well as south indian, I agree his statement is not 100% correct about north but, some of them are right like you call Urdu is formed from khariboli and 30% vocabulary are from islamic languages. But when it comes to grammar , it's not same both have equal influence like 50%. So, the overall idea here is it's not pure Indian language just because it has influence from native language. Same kind of influence is with Hindi also. But with Hindi instead of khariboli, Sanskrit plays the role. Still it has islamic language influence. When it comes to north people, he's partially correct but not entirely because not all of them are genetically mixed with middle easterners but many are due to the islamic invasions in north is higher compared to South. So, I agree he's not completely right about north but completely right about south because South languages are not influenced by any islamic languages. Some of them have Sanskrit influence and some barely has it too but not from outside language when it comes to grammar.

@@Superman-tf3ed no, Hindi and Urdu draw 100% or their grammar and sentence formation from Shaurseni Prakrit. Who told you that grammar is 50% borrowed from Arabic or Persian. How is that even possible, by the way? You may kindly share any source that you know of that mentions what you are claiming. What is 100% borrowed from Persian and Arabic in Urdu is its writing system (the script) as Urdu is written in Perso-Arabic script. But it can be equally efficiently written in Devanagari which is used to write Hindi. Devanagari has the concept of nuqta to take care of loanwords.

@@karthikarvindcs oh well so you are the Aryan Theory fanboy. Well, there is nothing that I will say to you beyond this. Enjoy your caste and Aryan Theory indoctrination! Good luck!

Yes I have been seeing more videos recently...

@@praveenss2757 we should ban westerners from entering india, given their negative media coverage of India

@@praveenss2757 we should ban them from entering our country , their media coverage of India is really really bad

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Same decions and solutions don't help all . Divided india is the only true thing. Ppl in karnataka won't care if farmer in punjab dies of hunger cos they don't share same problem or solution

C'mon, Don't scare her. United, we may india is a union of territories..

All languages came from tamil. Even Do come from tamil word podu. Even s33k f33k all came from tamil. Because tamil is here 30000 years ago spread all over the world and merged. Mandarin korean all created from tamil also. Why then india ignore tamil? Because of hinduism. Priest class needed power over masses so they created sanskrit and claimed it is oldest and most believed but once tamils went all over the world found everyone infact speak tamil words. Only in Tamil nadu if you speak tamil , you will be considered tamil. Even we have a saying that no country no nothing have. Where ever you go everyone is our relative. YADHUM OOREH YAVARUM KELIR. Tamil people may worship hindu gods but Tamil language is pagan meaning there is only nature god. Oldest literature say just god. No hindu god. Hinduimsm was only created in 150AD when buddhism took over all off india. So they created sanskrit and myth and defeated buddhists. Most went to srilanka and other countries. Difference between sanskrit vs Tamil? Sanskrit is created out of THIN AIR by humans. TAMIL is created by copying sound of nature. So its unkillable.

Stop dividing india into parts.

I appreciate your feedback, and I'm always open to suggestions on how to improve my content, however my intention of this video was a bit different than what you were writing about. I think India is a very rich and diverse country so I thought showcasing such differences could be interesting for both Indian and international viewers. Also, my goal is to share my learning and passion about India. Perhaps you can recommend some specific topics you would like to hear? and yes absolutely! My goal is to create informative and respectful content about India.

@champ360y4 stop being a dumbo and watch the video full dude. stop spreading hatred just like what you do inside india. this was a information video about food language and geographical differences

Everything in India is diverse. I am a Bengali and we are quite different from northan provinces. Our culture is different, language is different. But, we are all Indian. And also what's south India? There is lots of diversity among southern states also. And by the way, Holi , diwali is celebrated all over India and not just only North. May be the names are different. Don't try to imagine India as north and south, east and west. It's a country full of diversity and these type of contents only fans the stereotypes that are already existing.

​@OliwiafromPoland apologise for his harsh words, you have the freedom to speak your thoughts about india, please continue your good work

What do you mean there's are no differences between North and South India? Have you travelled in India at all? Then you claim you know everything???? And here's one more difference for you: South Indians are mild mannered and far more gentle and peaceful ✌️